Lycoming College

2018: MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Year … First Team United Soccer Coaches All-American … First Team United Soccer Coaches All-Mid-Atlantic Region … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth … started 18 games as a center back … finished with three goals and an assist … tied for the team-lead in shots with 34 … had a game-winning goal in the final 10 seconds in a 1-0 win over Stevenson … also had goals against Penn College and Alvernia … named MAC Commonwealth Player of the Week for a school-record sixth time, earning defensive honors after team allowed 19 shots in wins over Moravian and Stevenson … finished career with 44 points (19^th in program history), 20 goals (tied for 16^th in program history), seven game-winning goals (eighth in program history), 78 games played (tied for eighth in program history), 76 games started (tied for third in program history) … a part of winningest class in program history (61-15-8).

2017: Lycoming College Most Outstanding Male Athlete ... Second Team United Soccer Coaches All-American … First Team United Soccer Coaches All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection … First Team All-MAC Commonwealth … started 21 games as a center back … led the team with 11 goals scored and 22 points … scored two goals against 13^th-ranked Scranton, Misericordia and Hood … scored a goal in five straight games, including three straight playoff wins over Lebanon Valley in the MAC Commonwealth semifinals, third-ranked Messiah in the MAC Commonwealth Championship and Lehman in the opening round of the NCAA Championship … was named MAC Commonwealth Championship MVP … earned three MAC Commonwealth Player of the Week honors.
 
2016: Honorable Mention All-MAC Commonwealth selection … appeared in 17 games and started 15 as a defender … scored a goal in 2-2 tie against sixth-ranked Haverford … posted two assists during the season against No. 21 SUNY Oneonta and Stevenson … took 18 shots with eight on goal.

2015: Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth defender … MAC Commonwealth Championship MVP … started all 22 games as center defender … finished third on the team with 11 points … had five goals and an assist … scored game-winning goal against Widener in MAC Commonwealth Championship semifinal and game-winning goal against Messiah in MAC Commonwealth Championship game … also scored a goal in 2-1 win over Dickinson in NCAA Championship Second Round … posted a goal and assist against Susquehanna in the Battle of the Boot … took 26 shots with 12 on goal.

High School: Honorable mention all-state and First Team All-Capital Gazette as a senior … played club soccer with the Bethesda-Olney Academy.

Personal: Son of Etienne Nguimfack and Honorine Tsague … has a brother, Adelin, and three sisters, Stella, Marcelle, and Getrude … a criminal justice major.